Arzé Lebanese Café by Pascal & Diodato Ashtarak
About Arzé Lebanese Café by Pascal & Diodato Ashtarak.
Arzé occupies a niche between serious coffee bar and casual bistro. The owners—Pascal and Diodato—bring espresso expertise and a loose Lebanese inflection to the menu. Expect single-origin pulls, milk-based drinks, and a small roster of mezze-adjacent light bites. The space reads intimate and unrushed; it's the kind of place where a 45-minute coffee session feels earned rather than hurried. Rough check lands around 2800 AMD per person. Suits coffee enthusiasts, casual weekday mornings, and anyone willing to trek 50km north of Yerevan for a specific coffee point of view. No pretension, real craft sensibility.
Things to note: Limited food scope—plan for light bites, not a full meal. Distance from Yerevan requires transit commitment. No website listed; confirm hours before travel.
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Arzé Lebanese Café by Pascal & Diodato Ashtarak doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot. Call ahead to check the wait.
Call · +374 98 49 94 99
